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Can I use my friend’s ID to borrow books ? ？
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No. Everybody should his own ID to
borrow. Loss or theft of an identification card should
be reported immediately to the Circulation Desk.
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What should I do if the books I borrowed are lost or
damaged ？
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If books are damaged beyond
repair, you will be billed for their replacement.
Report the condition to the Circulation Desk first to
avoid further overdue penalties.? According to The
Borrowing Regulation No. 9, a lost item may be
replaced with one of the same edition, and only
processing fees will be charged. Otherwise you will be
billed for the replacement, too.
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How do I borrow books ?
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Use OPAC to find
items you want and locate them on the shelves. Check
out items at the Circulation Desk on the 1st .
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What materials can’t be checked out from the library?
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Current journals on the 2nd floor , bounded
journals on the basement, comic books and leisure
journals on 1st floor, books on the 1st
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How do I renew my books ?
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If no holds have been placed on the items, they may be
renewed. You may renew the items 7 days before the due
date (due day included) using OPAC via Internet or take
the items & your ID to the Circulation Desk |
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How do I check my borrowing record ?
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You may check your borrowing record
at the Circulation Desk by telling you ID number or by
using OPAC. |
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Why the borrowing item count is limited to 10 ?
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The limit is decided by considering the quantity of the
collection |
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How do I borrow the appended CDs of a book ?
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You may borrow the appended CDs of
a book at the Circulation Desk.
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